Is there a consensus that one who abandons all deeds while maintaining belief and speech is a disbeliever?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: Faith is speech, action, and belief. Is there a consensus that one who abandons action is not a Muslim, even if he believes and speaks with faith?

Answer:
If he abandons action entirely, my brother, and does nothing in his life—neither prays nor fasts, nor anything else—then he is not a believer. But if he abandons some of the deeds, and what he abandoned is the prayer, then he becomes a disbeliever by the explicit text of the hadith, and it is reported: As for the rest of the deeds, he is not declared a disbeliever, but he is judged to be a sinner, either one who commits a major sin or one who commits a minor sin. Yes.